Graphic Novels and Comics

Geary’s latest “Treasury of XXth Century Murder” looks at a notorious slaying in turn-of-the-century New York.

Subtitled “An Autobiographical Meditation on Fatherhood and Faith,” Brown’s GN proves both sweet and challenging.

A grim dystopian French graphic novel receives its long-overdue English translation.

A European animal comic looks at lost love, regrets and jazz.

A wealth of work from this irregular and irreplaceable genius.

A Korean comic takes us on a Fantastic Voyage inside the human body.

The U.S. congressman and civil rights activist recalls the early days of the movement through a striking graphic novel.

Yazawa’s lighthearted vampire romance veers into a cross-dressing subplot?

de Heer's newest "Discovery in Comics" wittily explores the history of scientific thought and exploration.

This re-imagining of Sherlock Holmes will leave readers waiting for the next diabolical case.